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  • Trust Me(2009)
  • R
    Short | 30 min | Short, Action, Drama
Trust Me(2009)
R
Short | 30 min | Short, Action, Drama

In a world where, the Mafia, drug dealers, and money launderers, collide, a Ponzi scheme is in the works. Frank Dileo, a Mafia don controls everyone and everything around him, or so he thinks.
Director
Writer
Roberto Rizzo (original story) (screenplay)
Composer
Antoine Wolf (as Jean Antoine Picard-Ami)
Cinematographer
Editors
Jimmy Ienner Jr. | Taylor Lee Williams (edited by) (as Taylor Williams)
Casting Director
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Release date
Aug 15, 2009 (United States)

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Cast

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29 cast members
Name Known for
Steve Dash
Frank Dileo Frank Dileo See fewer
Rick Borgia
Carmine Carmine See fewer
Natalie Gal
Bridgette Bridgette See fewer
Al Burgo
Cicero Cicero See fewer
Antoine Wolf
Ralph (as Jean Antoine Picard-Ami) Ralph (as Jean Antoine Picard-Ami) See fewer
Artie Pasquale
Al Genovese Al Genovese See fewer
Marc Geller
Francis Francis See fewer
Tibby Iz
Evelyn Evelyn See fewer
Mark Vincent
Richard Richard See fewer
Derek Cokle
Charles Charles See fewer
Christopher Hackert
FBI agent #1 FBI agent #1 See fewer
Larry Costigan
FBI agent #2 FBI agent #2 See fewer
Kevin Kneer
FBI agent #2 FBI agent #2 See fewer
Nick DeSibio
Golfer player 1 Golfer player 1 See fewer
Joe Casamento
Golf player #2 Golf player #2 See fewer
James Geter
Wiliam Wiliam See fewer
Rob Clark
Johnny's friend Johnny's friend See fewer
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